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Answered: There is a set of methods that allow you to set the client-side properties: e.client.innerHTML("New HTML"); e.client.cssClass("newClass"); e.client.toolTip("New ToolTip"); e.client.backColor("#dddddd...

Answered: You should increase the Width property value during image export or set it to "100%" in order to show the full range (from StartDate to EndDate).

Answered: You should check the page source code (if the form is submitted using a PostBack) or the CallBack response body to see whether the event is in the events list. You can use Chrome/IE Developer Tools o...

Answered: The latest sandbox build supports ShowEventStartEnd property with a default value set to false: http://www.daypilot.org/sandbox/Scheduler/ That means the event times are no longer added by default. Y...

Answered: Please see here, this feature is new in DayPilot Pro for ASP.NET WebForms 6.9: http://www.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-for-asp-net-webforms-6-9.html

Answered: It's now fixed in the latest release: http://www.daypilot.org/daypilot-lite-for-asp-net-webforms-3-1-sp2.html

Answered: Of course I found the answer 10 minutes after posting: use commandCallBack() to initiate the refresh

Answered: It's in the plan and it should be available soon - hopefully in the 7.0 release: http://www.daypilot.org/daypilot-pro-for-asp-net-webforms-7-0.html It will be possible to limit the moving to either h...

Answered: It seems this has the same cause as this issue: http://forums.daypilot.org/Topic.aspx/1659/events-times-not-matching-placement-on-dpc That is, when StartDate is set including the time part the Calend...

Answered: Brandon, It's already possible. Please see the following guide: http://kb.daypilot.org/46975/how-to-implement-copy--paste-in-the-calendar/

Answered: This turned out to be a bug in StartDate property handling. Setting this property to a DateTime value that included time during a callback confused the calculations. It's now fixed in the code base (...

Answered: It's now fixed in build 1.6.5405. Thanks Brandon!

Answered: Unfortunately, this is not possible at this moment.

Answered: Phil, It seems to be related to the Content-Length header and response encoding. Could you please try to post the response HTTP headers? It should look like this: Cache-Control:private Content-Length...

Answered: All the controls allow to override the headers with custom text/html. The internal calculations need to be based on the Gregorian calendar but you should be able to convert each date displayed to Heb...

Answered: As per our discussion, it seems that the issue has been resolved. I'm not able to reproduce this issue either.

Answered: Martyn, Please see here: http://www.daypilot.org/scheduler-tutorial-hotel.html Section "Event colors indicating the reservation phase".

Answered: This is not enough information to give you an answer. It depends on the location of the UpdateTimer. A few hints: 1. Please see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6667398/a-control-with-id-could-not...

Answered: In the Calendar control ( http://www.daypilot.org/calendar.html ) the text should be wrapped automatically. You can force a new line by inserting "<br/>" (use e.InnerHTML in BeforeEventRender event h...

Answered: I fixed this by using TimeRangeSelectedHandling="PostBack" instead of CallBack Thanks for a great scheduler control!

Answered: Hi Martyn, In the Calendar control ( http://www.daypilot.org/calendar.html ) you need to use Columns property: DayPilotCalendar.Columns.Add(name, id); You can also define custom date for each column:...

Answered: You can control the row/column size and margin using the following properties: 1. Calendar ( http://www.daypilot.org/calendar.html ) ColumnMarginRight http://www.daypilot.org/calendar-column-margin.h...

Answered: On the server side, ScrollY and ScrollX properties are available. They hold the scroll position in pixels and you can update them (don't forget to call Update()). On the client side, you can read the...

Answered: It should be working as you describe, i.e. it will scroll to the set position after the initial page load. The default value is set to BusinessBeginsHour and you can override it as needed: <%=Html.Da...

Answered: Yes, you can do it using BeforeTimeHeaderRender event. See also here: http://www.daypilot.org/daypilotscheduler-header-date-time-format.html

Answered: Please try to add this: EventTextLayer="Top"

Answered: You will see this error if you try to open the backend URL in a browser. In order to show the Calendar you need two URLs (corresponding to two controller actions): 1. The first one will show a view w...